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English ) , coda consonants that follow a lax vowel in the source language are often borrowed as geminates ( Katayama 1998 ) . Also , since loanwords enter Japanese through written materials more frequently than through spoken language ...
English ) , coda consonants that follow a lax vowel in the source language are often borrowed as geminates ( Katayama 1998 ) . Also , since loanwords enter Japanese through written materials more frequently than through spoken language ...
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attenuated [ + voice ) contrast in geminates . For example , one of the three speakers shows a larger Vi duration difference before geminates than before singletons ( as reflected in Fig . 8 ) . Another speaker has a larger FO ...
attenuated [ + voice ) contrast in geminates . For example , one of the three speakers shows a larger Vi duration difference before geminates than before singletons ( as reflected in Fig . 8 ) . Another speaker has a larger FO ...
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One interesting aspect of the data obtained is that although [ + voice ) geminates are often misidentified as [ -voice ) ( 71.3 % ) , listeners rarely misidentified [ -voice ) geminates as [ + voice ) ( 12.3 % ) .
One interesting aspect of the data obtained is that although [ + voice ) geminates are often misidentified as [ -voice ) ( 71.3 % ) , listeners rarely misidentified [ -voice ) geminates as [ + voice ) ( 12.3 % ) .
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